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  "publishedAt": "2026-06-15T10:00:39.000Z",
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    "How to Write Mythic Fiction: 7 Practices to Reconnect With the Lost Art of Mythmaking",
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  "textContent": "What is mythic fiction, and how can we write it? Earlier this month, I shared a post about how to write mythic fiction, in which I discussed the difference between adapting inherited myths (i.e., just retelling the old symbolic stories over and over in “new” ways) versus creating our own myths. My suggestion was that […]\n\nThe post How to Write Mythic Fiction: 7 Practices to Reconnect With the Lost Art of Mythmaking appeared first on Helping Writers Become Authors.",
  "title": "How to Write Mythic Fiction: 7 Practices to Reconnect With the Lost Art of Mythmaking"
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